The Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny has managed to place a salsa song as ‘Número 1’ worldwide for the first time. Given this, a salsa figure decided to speak out
The most recent album of Bad Bunnytitled ‘I should have taken more photos’has caused a great impact by combining reggaeton with traditional Latin genres such as salsa. One of the most anticipated opinions regarding this project came from an icon of Latin music, recognized for his legacy in the world of salsa.
It is about Willie Colonlegendary trombonist and producer who worked alongside Hector Lavoe and Ruben Bladesshared his perspective on the album Bad Bunny. His reaction has been one of the most talked about in the music industry.
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What did Willie Colón say about Bad Bunny’s new salsa songs?
Through a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, Willie Colon He highlighted his appreciation for Bad Bunny’s work on the album ‘DtMF’, especially for the themes that integrate references to the salsa genre.
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Among the most notable songs on the album, Columbus dhighlighted the use of the sample of his iconic piece ‘Calle Luna, Calle Sol’ in the song ‘Lacambio’. According to the musician, this addition represents a respectful tribute to salsa and an example of the impact it can have when integrated with more modern genres.
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Willie Colón thanked Bad Bunny for giving salsa a boost
The legend also pointed out that, in recent years, salsa has lost prominence among new generations, who tend to lean towards styles such as reggaeton. However, he applauded the efforts of Bad Bunny for reintroducing salsa elements in his new album.
Willie Colon He emphasized that these types of fusions are essential to keep Latin music alive. He recognized that projects like Bad Bunny’s not only pay tribute to the past, but also bring traditional genres closer to new generations, giving them new cultural relevance.
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